Nino Marques de Sá

In our previous article, I argued that feminism, because it is based on egalitarian ideology rather than elevating womanhood, actually abolishes it. And consequently, it also abolishes true manhood. What I am not arguing is that feminism successfully erases the differences between men and women. Those differences are rooted in creation, not in some “social construct,” as feminists like to claim. Feminism abolishes womanhood and manhood in a different and more tragic sense: it produces...

One important aspect of life we must understand is that human beings are multifaceted, living in a multifaceted world. When Jesus speaks of the greatest commandment, He describes man as heart, mind, soul, and strength. These are not separate parts, but aspects of one integrated reality. And these multifaceted beings live within structures — or spheres — established by God: the family, the church, and civil society. These are not disconnected systems, but interwoven expressions of human life...

Recently, Pastor Chris Cousine from Covenant Presbyterian Church in Cochrane interacted ( here ) with an article I wrote titled “ Can Baptists Be Truly Reformed? ” I appreciate his kind and thoughtful response. I believe we share an important conviction: words are important, and they mean things. In my original article, I was pushing back against the tendency for any Calvinistic Baptist to use the label Reformed . In that sense, I was “gatekeeping” the term, arguing that it should properly be...